Despite topping the second practice session, Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc was cautious when assessing the Scuderia's chances at this weekend's Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Charles Leclerc had a difficult start to his race weekend in Baku, having crashed into the barriers on his first soft-tyre hot lap in Free Practice 1. Although Ferrari seemingly repaired his car for the second one-hour practice, he constantly complained about the behaviour of his SF-24 on his first laps on the medium compound. While his race engineer Bryan Bozzi claimed that the team did not see any issues through the data, the Monegasque kept complaining, reporting that “the car is bent somewhere”. Having then spent the...
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